The Portland daily press., 1887-06-30
FOR EIcN.
The Queens Garden Party a Pleasant
Event-ChamberIain Writes a Sar-
castle Letter to TreveIyan.

LONDON, June 29.-The Queens garden
party at buckingham Palace this afternoon
was great social event. Seven thousand
Invitations were issued. All the visitors
who came to attend the jubilee were present
BOMBAY, June 29.-Natives state that the
leader in the Ghilzais rebellion recently cap
tured GardeZ without fghting, and after
wards marched upon Ghunzi, gave battle to
the Ameer's troops twice before Ghunzi.
killing IS, and is now beseiging that town.
Later adviees from Afghanlstan say there
were two davs' lighting in the Bunar dis
trict The Ghilzais were defeated the first
day, but on the second were victorious.
More troops will be sent at once.
SIMLA, June 29.-Gholam Haider Khan
has defeated the Ghilzais near Istadch and
killed large number.
PARIS, June 29-The Chamber of Dep-
uties, by a vote of 273 to 20, agreed to the
clause of the army bill which provides that
students OF a normal schoO may be drilled
at the school, and that the time thus spent
shall be considered equivalent to military
service.
LONDON, June 29.-Jos. Chamberlain
writes sarcastic letter in reply to Sir G. o.
Irevelyan'S letter of yesterday. The latter
controyerted Chamberlain's previous declar-
alton, that nothing but the refusal of the
GladstonianS to make concessions in their
irish programme prevented reunion of the
Liberal party, by saying that the Glad
st0nians mad made concessions on every dis
puted point. Chamberlain now says Ire
yeIyan statement Is simply a long apology
Tor his short life as Liberal Uni0nist. "ne
has Internationally surrendered" says
Chamberlain. "and is now vainly striving to
prove that he secured valuable considera-
ti0n beforehand"
The British Medical Journal says Morrell
Mckenzie has removed almost all the fungus
from the German Crown Princes throat
Inn
Of Wales today laid the foundation stone of
the new wing of the Hospital for Incurables
at Donnybrook. He was fairly well received
and but few hostile cheers greeted him.
GuAYAoUIL, June 29.-The most violent
earthquake since 1858 occurred this morning,
causing great alarm. 1t lasted 20 minutes
and Il seconds. The movement was north
east to southwest. Several buildings were
demolished. No one was injured. 1t is
feared much damage resulted in the interior.
CoNsTANTIN0PLE, Juue 29.-Sir Henry
Drummond Wolff, British Envoy for the set
Element of Egyptian affairs, spent three
hours today with the Ottoman Commission
In the discussion of the notifications pro-
posed by Porte in the Egyptian convention.
The commission will hold another confer
ence Thursday. 1t is stated that England
will not accede to Turkeys demand, that
England shall only have the right to reoecu-
py Egypt in case of Turkey being unable to
SEND her own troops and supplies for Eng
lands assistance.
PARIS, June pa commission of the
Chamber of Deputies appointed to examine
and report upon proposals relative to the ar
my. submitted by Gen. Farron, the new min
lister of war, rejected them today. The re-
lection OF the proposals has caused sensa i.
tion.
VIENNA, June 29.-King Milan, Of Servia,
Instructed Premier Ristics to take measures
to prevent a return of Queen Natalie to Ser
via. A cabinet crisis is expected if the Pre-
mier refuses to obey the King.